Corn Risotto (Recipe)
This is super yummy and not hard to do. You can use frozen corn off season with equal results.
This is super yummy and not hard to do. You can use frozen corn off season with equal results.
This is nourishing. It is not hard to make and comes together quickly.
This is yummy and a great way to use up those tomatoes still burgeoning in the garden.
This is a fresh and unusual vegetarian salad to make when your peaches, tomatoes, and basil are at at their peak.
It sure does work great to have a plan and work your plan, so you can spend your mental energy on being present for your company, knowing their needs will be met.
This is super easy and satisfyingly good. It rings just like tomato soup but also has protein and fiber.
A tian is a classic Provençal baked vegetable casserole usually with zucchini, summer squash or tomato
I hope this inspires you to make something good for you and yours. Maybe you’ll find something here you want to make?
This is my fifth year cooking for this retreat, and participants are both helpful and appreciative.
This is yummy. I like it with roasted beets and strawberries with candied nuts on my husband’s beautiful homegrown lettuce!
This is so sumptuously delicious it is hard to explain. It is rich but packed with protein, and superbly satisfying.
This is incredibly delicious, and is especially fun if you have chive flowers in your garden you can use. It is not hard to do, but is a top-of-the-line company meal, even though I just made it for the two of us last weekend.
This salad is a good side, packed with veggies, and mixed with delicious basil dressing. It is perfect for the spring when the asparagus ans snap peas are in season.
This is delicious, easy to do, serves four, and makes great leftovers. It is perfect for the spring when asparagus and scallions are abundant and gorgeous.
It is not too sweet, and has a pleasant texture. Plus, it is all ready to go, right out of the fridge.
This has a lot of ingredients but comes together quickly and easily, and you’ll have lots of leftovers for your effort.
After reading the rather extensive explanations in this book, my husband made the best bread I’ve ever eaten.